Sentence examples for it impetus from inspiring English sources
He would set up patterns – never interfering with the arrangement, but he was able to get into the cracks and he would always be adding something, giving it impetus, more energy".
Helicobacter pylori (H.pylori) as microaerophilic, Gram-negative bacterium colonize the human gastric milieu where it impetuses chronic disorders.
The movie dribbles along pleasantly from scene to scene, and though it doesn't falter, it has no impetus; it's "nice" when it should be explosively, painfully funny.
He has stopped the country's directionless drift, consolidated its elite, given it an impetus westward and mobilised European politicians.
It's not that it's actively bad – that would be interesting, at least – but that it lacks impetus, panache and compulsion, just for starters.
The Justice Department opened a civil inquiry into the L.A.P.D. in 1996; it had no discernible result until the Rampart scandal lent it new impetus.
Far from putting an end to the story, Cain's actions have given it more impetus.
Instead of pushing Nato into retreat, he has given it an impetus to consolidate.
"The massive flow of capital into Wall Street gave it the impetus for financialization," Varoufakis said, referring to the creation of derivatives and other risky financial vehicles.
Main goal: Survival What they need to secure it: Attacking impetus but Steve Bruce has rectified that with Nikica Jelavic and Shane Long.
But it gained impetus after the Sept. 11 attacks when the investigation showed that several hijackers had lived in the United States beyond the time their visas allowed.
